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Nutrition and fitness have been a big part of most of my life, and I'm a gym rat. I'm guessing I'm about 11-12% body fat. BMI isn't as relevant for me because of my height and muscle mass, so it makes it seem like I'm overweight.
And damn, it tastes so good!
Last night I had a nice salad and deep fried some shrimp and scallops in peanut oil.
I'm so healthy, I shit Kale and sell it to hippies at the organic farm market.
6ft at 179lbs being anything but skinnyI used to be a runner. I lived up from a lake trail which took my mind off the monotony. Takes too much time now, although nothing I've done comes close to the high. I might get back to it. It's easier for me to work out at home. I watch walking tours through Euopean cities or hiking videos, and cycle or elliptical away. High intensity interval training. But I am taking weight training seriously, and have developed guns. Just hand weights, don't have a weight bench. Curls with 2 35 or 40lb hand weights, 2 sets, 20 reps each set. Reverse curls, 12-15 reps each set, 2 sets. Shoulder shrugs 50 reps each set, 2 sets. I probably need to go up 5 or 10 lbs there. OH press, 15 reps, 2 sets. Looking at adding a few more routines. It is an endless road of continual improvement which is good, and yes, discipline is required.
I'm so healthy, I shit Kale and sell it to hippies at the organic farm market.
Wow, someone actually found a way to make kale taste better.
Used to do a lot of trail running in a group with my wife, but I'm getting old for running, end up hurting a lot. So instead I do a little bit of hard biking most weekdays
I got into growing microgreens the past year as well.
I was in Cross Country in high school, found myself prone to shin splints even at that vigorous young age, also that I don't particularly even LIKE running as a hobby. Now in my 50s I still hate jogging and my knees couldn't handle it. I have a large collection of bikes but go through phases of biking and not, currently not. Cardio being important, I do burst sprints once in a while. SWIMMING is the best whole body exercise. Discovered the municipal pool while tough mudder training, could kick myself for living blocks away for decades and never once going. Very inexpensive! Stopped going when it was closed for renovations, then covid hit. Planning to take it up again this year, and they have evening hours now too which is good as I have less option to go during work hours now.
Those have been part of a hyperlocal urban farm to table revolution of late. Personally I hate vegetables and greens to the point of eating an unhealthy balance of not-those instead. I'm planning to try some microgreen growing soon, if only for fresh greens for the indoor shop cats. I'm hoping to retire to a more rural setting, and have my own chickens and some greenhouse veggies growing.
Fat Paradox: The healthiest people are Overweight, which for a 5'10 Male means 15-30lb over ideal. Think around 18-23% BMI.
Danger to health really only begins at Obesity I for Females, and Obesity II for Males.
Obesity II for a 5'10" male meaning over ~200lb or 30+ BMI.
HeadSet saysWow, someone actually found a way to make kale taste better.
Sautee in Beef or Bacon fat and Garlic the shit out of it. Also works for Asparagus (Dark Green = done; when it turns several shades darker than when you put it in, approx 2-3 minutes in an already medium hot pan)
I take a shower after every shit.
the problem with being thin
Look, losing weight is easy. Changing your eating habits permanently so the weight doesn’t come right back is hard.
I don’t recommend yo-yo dieting. It ruins your metabolism and puts stress on your organs.
Pretty sure "Cat Pause" is a joke name, for a joke meme on April 1st.
Shaman saysLook, losing weight is easy. Changing your eating habits permanently so the weight doesn’t come right back is hard.
I don’t recommend yo-yo dieting. It ruins your metabolism and puts stress on your organs.
I've been intermittent fasting for nearly 3 years now. Lost 25 pounds and have been holding steady around 190 at 6'2". I stop eating/drinking at 9:00PM and don't eat again until lunch at 1:00PM the next day. Basically I just skip breakfast and get a window of 16-18 hours of not eating. I skip some days if I am out late or we have a killer breakfast.
I find it super easy and still eat a ton of carbs and drink IPA's.
Shaman saysLook, losing weight is easy. Changing your eating habits permanently so the weight doesn’t come right back is hard.
I don’t recommend yo-yo dieting. It ruins your metabolism and puts stress on your organs.
I've been intermittent fasting for nearly 3 years now. Lost 25 pounds and have been holding steady around 190 at 6'2". I stop eating/drinking at 9:00PM and don't eat again until lunch at 1:00PM the next day. Basically I just skip breakfast and get a window of 16-18 hours of not eating. I skip some days if I am out late or we have a killer breakfast.
I find it super easy and still eat a ton of carbs and drink IPA's.
Holding steady just above 220 at 6'7.
Some 'fat' people are incredibly strong. There do seem to be a group that are genetically cursed.
mell saysHolding steady just above 220 at 6'7.
Fuck you ;) 220 at 6'3"... If I was in the dating game I'd get down to 195-200lbs, but I don't feel unhealthy or look fat for my build so I say fuck it. My BP is way down from two years ago without meds. Rarely work out. Eat what I want.
As Shaman says above, portion control is massively important. Especially if you're out to eat a lot or even when cooking for yourself/family. Fuck the money, stop when you feel full. Just did that yesterday. Massive bowl of a Mexican pork soup. I had maybe 1/3 of it and asked them to pack it up for me. I got full and stopped eating. Also, when eating out at restaurants, order food you can have as leftovers that reheats well. That way you don't feel guilty about not finishing. It's why I've stopped eating burgers. Portions when going out are fucking insane now. Even healthy recipes when cooking at ...
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https://www.who.int/westernpacific/health-topics/obesity?source=patrick.net
BMI calculator:
https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmicalc.htm?source=patrick.net
https://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/assessing/bmi/adult_bmi/english_bmi_calculator/bmi_calculator.html?source=patrick.net